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1
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Larger mass means what about field lines in electric fields

A

Closer together

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Escape velocity

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Potential energy x 2 = v²

Ve= root(2GM/r)
Ve=root(2rg)

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3
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Work done on a gas

A

Area under pressure volume graph

P x change in V

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4
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Tesla

A

The strength of the magnetic field that produces a force of 1 Newton in a wire of 1 meter with 1 Ampere flowing perpendicular to the field

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5
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Why can’t protons be accelerated in Ds

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Magnetic field can only change the particles direction/does no work on proton
Force is perpendicular to the motion of velocity/no force component in direction of motion

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Time period for Ds/cyclotron

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Semi circle=pim/BQ

BQv=mv²/r
v=2pir/T for a full circle, pir/T for half

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7
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What happens when a neutron hits moderator

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Undergoes an elastic collision/bounces off with less kinetic energy so speed decreased

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8
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Why may field lines converge

A

Field stronger since lines together closer

Higher density than surrounding material

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9
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Why will something speed up when moving towards field lines that converge

A

Accelerates

Since potential is lower

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10
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A continuous stream of water falls through a vertical distance of 100 m.
Assume no thermal energy is transferred to the surroundings.
The specific heat capacity of water is 4200 J kg−1 K−1
.
What is the temperature difference of the water between the top and bottom of the
waterfall?

A

Gravitational potential energy into kinetic energy and then finally thermal energy

mgh=mcT
T=gh/c

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